Blocus Poursuite AI video from your own selfie: you grin at the camera, the riot police behind you start running, and you bolt. Send it to your parents and wait for the call.
The Blocus Poursuite filter is all over TikTok this week. Send yours while the blockades are still in the news.
What one 12s video costs
| 480p | 720p | |
|---|---|---|
| StandardSeedance 2 Mini | 430 credits | 925 credits |
| FastSeedance 2 Fast | 700 credits | 1,485 credits |
| ProSeedance 2.0 | 860 credits | 1,845 credits |
| UltraSeedance 2.5 | 1,265 credits | 2,835 credits |
Credits per video. Every model here is in the generator above, so pick the look you want.
Tap any of these in the generator above, add your selfie, and the street, the police line and the chase are already written. All four were made on Kavel, each from one ordinary photo posted on Instagram.
A guy grinning on a Paris street with a sandwich in his hand looks back, sees the line coming, and runs with the baguette still in his fist.
She is mid-sentence on a shopping street when the barriers go up behind her, then she runs laughing with the iced coffee still in her hand.
A wide low selfie between office towers, peace sign up, until the shields come round the corner.
A white akita sits calmly on a tree-lined sidewalk, ears up at the noise, then bolts off down the sidewalk with the officers behind.
The Blocus Poursuite AI video is a fake selfie clip: you film yourself in the street during a school blockade, a line of riot police behind you suddenly charges, and you turn and run with the phone still pointed at your face. It spread on TikTok in October 2026 as a CapCut template captioned "prank tes parents avec ce filtre" while real lycée blockades were in the news. Here you make it from your own selfie in the browser.
"Blocus" is French for blockade and "poursuite" means chase, which is the whole clip in two words. If you want the other police prank, where you get walked out in cuffs, that one is the AI arrest filter; for a scare on the family chat instead, the ghost filter prank puts a ghost behind them.
Creative engine
Your selfie goes into Seedance 2.0 Mini as the starting frame, so your face and clothes carry over, and the prompt builds the blockade, the police line, the charge and the run around you. A 12-second Blocus Poursuite clip is paid in credits, and the button shows the exact count before you press it.

The second where you glance back and the line is already running at you. That is the frame your parents pause on.

The camera keeps your face in the shot while the street shakes behind you, smoke and papers flying.
Upload one selfie and the chase clip is ready in a few minutes.
An arm's-length selfie outdoors works best: your face clear, some street behind you. A photo of your dog works the same way.

The default puts you on a Paris street outside a blocked lycée. Tap the shopping street, the office towers or the dog template, or Random for a station square, a bridge or the school gate itself.
Twelve seconds covers the grin, the look back and the run. Send it to the family chat with no caption and let them ask.
It lands hardest on the people who think you are sitting in maths right now.
No caption, just the clip. The trend is literally called prank your parents.
Everyone was at the gate that morning. Now you have the clip where you had to run for it.
Calm on the sidewalk, ears up, then a full sprint when the line moves. Post it where your dog's followers will see it.
Make it from their selfie and send it to them first. Watch them try to explain it.
One selfie makes a 12-second chase clip, paid in credits, and the Generate button shows the count before you press it.
Blocus is French for blockade. In autumn 2026 high-school students in France blocked the gates of their lycées with bins and barriers, and "blocus poursuite" is the chase version of that scene: the police line runs, you run.
Students pile bins and barriers in front of the school gate before 8 a.m. so nobody can get in, and teachers often go in by another entrance. The clip puts you on that street at the moment it turns into a chase.
France's interior and education ministers said police would step in wherever a blockade turned violent, and riot police at school gates have been all over French news since. That is why the riot-police line in the clip looks like something your parents saw on the news.
Make the clip from your own selfie, then send it to them with no caption on a school day. You do not need CapCut: upload the photo here in the browser and the blockade, the police line and the chase are already in the prompt.
No. A 12-second Blocus Poursuite clip is paid in credits, and the Generate button shows how many before you press it; the free credits from sign-up do not cover one. Nothing is charged until you press it.
Any plan or pack — even a $19.90 one — unlocks a clean copy of every image you have made here, starts each new run instantly, and refunds one that fails.
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One selfie, a few minutes, and you are running from the riot police on camera. See the clip's cost before you make it, and send it while the blocus is still on everyone's feed.